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An open Bible glowing with light, symbolizing the authority and sufficiency of God’s Word recovered in the Reformation.

The Protestant Reformation and the Recovery of the Gospel

David Schrock October 5, 2025

The Protestant Reformation and the Recovery of the Gospel Part of the “Always Reforming: Fidelity to God’s Word in Every

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An open Bible lit by candlelight with a quill beside it, symbolizing the translation and authority of God’s Word during the Reformation

Why Sola Scriptura Still Matters: Lessons from Tyndale and the Reformers

James Williams October 2, 2025

Why Sola Scriptura Still Matters: Lessons from Tyndale and the Reformers By James Williams How can believers follow a God

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An open Bible with radiant light shining on it, symbolizing the rediscovery of the gospel in the Reformation.

Justification by Faith Alone: Luther’s Rediscovery

James Williams October 1, 2025

Justification by Faith Alone: Luther’s Rediscovery Always Reforming: Fidelity to God’s Word in Every Generation By James Williams How can

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A path of light leading to a cross, symbolizing the Christian life shaped by the Five Solas.

Always Reforming: Living by the Five Solas for Today’s Church

Kevin Carson September 30, 2025

Always Reforming: Living by the Five Solas By Kevin Carson Editor’s Note: This article launches our October series, Always Reforming:

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A narrow path lit by light leading to a church, symbolizing the believer’s walk of worship and life in Christ.

True Worship and the Life of the Believer in the Church

Dustin Benge September 29, 2025

True Worship and the Life of the Believer in the Church by Dustin Benge The early church father Cyprian said,

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An open Bible with a church in the background, symbolizing Christ’s design for authority, accountability, and ministry in the local church.

Why Every Man in Ministry Must Be Rooted in the Local Church

Drew Von Nieda September 28, 2025

Why Every Man in Ministry Must Be Rooted in the Local Church By Drew Von Neida Introduction In an age

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Pastor guarding worship through music and Scripture, symbolizing discernment, truth, and reverence in the life of the church.

The Pastor as a Theological Gatekeeper of Worship

David De Bruyn September 25, 2025

The Pastor as a Theological Gatekeeper of Worship By David de Bruyn Worship is more than music, it is theology

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Sunlight streaming through stained-glass windows into a church sanctuary with empty pews, overlaid with the words “Sober Worship Not Somber Worship” and attribution to David de Bruyn, servantsofgrace.org.

Sober Worship Is Not Somber Worship: Reverence and Joy in God’s Presence

David De Bruyn September 24, 2025

Sober Worship Is Not Somber Worship: Reverence and Joy in God’s Presence Sober vs. Somber By David de Bruyn Sober

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